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Owners of a café in Cheltenham said they were devastated after it was burgled three times this year, Punchline reports.A Bristol family living in a mould-ridden flat have protested against their living conditions, Bristol Live reports.The Sun covered a story suggesting Swindon Town's season opener against Cambridge United on Saturday was in jeopardy after it was claimed that their county ground home needs safety upgrades that could cost £250,000.
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Giant screens and lights have been installed at the forum in Gloucester. Local artists, schools, community groups and residents have transformed five streets in the East Bristol Liveable Neighbourhood trial area with a series of new community artworks. And Giffords Circus has announced its first Christmas show.
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